I have been having problems with this particular car for the last week. It seems to lose signal from the transmitter. After contacting my local hobbie shop they tell me the batteries are too wean and i need rechargable one anything anout 1000Ma. Done that and still no luck. The cars servo's move slowly if they move at all. Anybody else had this problem that would be able to help me resolve it.

try a 5 cell battery pack? like a hump pack, im assuming your just running 4 cells at the moment.

Defintely use a receiver pack... AA battery will not work w/ genesis at all. Those servos sure suck a lot of juice...

Hello i am new to all this. Whats a five cell battery pack and what differnce will this make?. At the moment i am running rechargable 2700 MA batteries. is this npt good enough.

Thanks for taking to time to get back to me i sure need all the help i can get

Hello i am new to all the RC stuff. What is a 5 cell battery pack? At the moment i am using 2700 MA re chargable battieries is this not enought power?. Thanks for taking to the time to get back to me i need all the help i can get.

Thanks again

What is a receiver pack? At the moment i am using 2700 MA re chargable batteries is this not enought power?

Thanks for taking the time to get back to me i need all the help i can get

Firstly rechargeable batteries are 1.2 volts per cell, so to get decent power (6 volts) you need five of them. Unlike alkalines which are 1.5 volts each, so you only need 4.
The 2700MaH (milli-amps per hour) is the discharge rate and determines the capacity, or "run-time" of them.
Alkalines will start strong and taper off till they are flat, where as rechargeables will hold a strong charge then taper off quickly.
IMO go for a 5 cell NiMh rechargeable hump pack (reciever pack) of at least 1200 MaH, there are bigger ones too (I think up to about 2700MaH ([link=http://www.onlybatterypacks.com]www.onlybatterypacks.com[/link])) which will provide superior run time but take longer to charge.